From rocks and minerals to earthquakes and volcanoes, children will be fascinated by this hands-on approach to learning about the Earth. Earth Science for Children takes young viewers on an introductory tour of the third planet from the sun, exploring its many formations and processes, such as the water cycle and the creation of natural resources. Video field trips to geologic locations help students gain additional insight, while a hands-on experiment or demonstration further illustrates key concepts. Teacher’s Guides are available online for each program. (10 x 23:00) Please call for Board Level Series Pricing.
Subjects: Life Science
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Eye of the Cyclops
Climb aboard the Cyclops, our microscopic research vessel, and investigate an amazing hidden world on which all living things depend. A unique and engaging combination of animated micro-scientists and real-world imagery for elementary and middle schools. (8 x 15:00)
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A History of Science in Society
A History of Science in Society is a 13-part series which traces the history of that most compelling and important of human activities – the need to study and understand the physical world. Through a series of riveting lectures and wide-ranging student discussions, science is explored and revealed as a historical entity in its own right. Hosted by Professor and author, Dr. Lesley Cormack of the University of Alberta, Canada.
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A Closer Look at Space Science
Uncover the mysteries of our Universe with this comprehensive series that takes an in-depth look at Space Science. Each program details a core space subject, including: Earth, the Moon, the Planets and The Sun and Stars. Using state of the art NASA footage and engaging descriptions of why science plays a key role in space investigations, these programs are sure to spark your students’ curiosity. DVD features include on-screen teacher’s guide and vocabulary plus chapter selections. (4 DVDs or 4 VHS x various lengths)
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Astronomy Series
Astronomy is the scientific study of space, including the planets, stars, galaxies, comets and nebulae. Understanding astronomy begins with an overview of the history of this science and the early astronomers. Astronomy then covers the essential concepts, including: gravity, telescopes, Kepler’s Laws, the Universal Law of Gravitation, and the doppler effect. These shows are great reviews for Astronomy 101. (6 x 26:00)
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BiologiX
The intricate and awesome world of living things is made visible and memorable in this systematic presentation of senior high biology that makes full use of student tutorials, demonstrations, models and animated graphics in lessons led by biology teachers. Along with the knowledge of the teachers, BiologiX offers the input of many world-class researchers working in a wide range of fields, including nerve regeneration and repair, bioethics, ecological conservation and genetic engineering. The series encourages students to understand the binding principles of natural events and the technology used in their daily lives. A comprehensive resource correlation guide is included free when the complete series is purchased. (43 x 28:00)